In 1995, 15‑year‑old Elyse Pahler was lured and killed in a ritualistic killing. True crime analysts believe her case may ...

"Jennifer's Body," the cult horror film starring Megan Fox, has had a resurgence in recent years. Despite negative reviews upon its release, some have argued that the movie is a feminist statement.

“Jennifer’s Body” tells the story of Anita “Needy” Lesnicki (Amanda Seyfried, “Love the Coopers”) and her best friend Jennifer, played by Fox. Needy is the beta to Jennifer’s alpha, putting up with ...

Now a cult classic, the Amanda Seyfried movie Jennifer’s Body didn’t get a strong reception when it debuted in 2008. Also starring Megan Fox, the film featured a lot of dark, outdoor scenes ...

Jennifer’s body is luscious and powerful, sexy and scary, maddening at times, but impossible to stop watching. So is Jennifer’s Body (20 th Century Fox), the new film directed by Karyn Kusama ...

Jennifer’s Body premiered in September 2009 to critical and commercial failure. The film earned $31.6 million at the box office against a $16 million budget.

Jennifer’s Body has become a cult favorite despite mixed reviews upon its release in 2009. Seyfried, who previously offered an optimistic update in March, starred as Anita “Needy” Lesnicki ...

Since "Jennifer's Body," Fox went on to other big franchises, including starring as April O'Neil in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" (2014) and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows" (2016).

Of course, we have to start off with Megan Fox, the Jennifer of Jennifer's Body. Back in 2009, you could see Fox everywhere, on every cover of every magazine, and yes, every girl wanted to be her ...

So in Jennifer's Body, we start with tropes aplenty. We have The Experimental Sleepover, at which a panty-and-tiny-tee-clad Megan Fox athletically tongues the depths of Amanda Seyfried's pillowy ...

But Jennifer's Body is really a story about anger — young women's anger. And in recent years, it's been reevaluated through a feminist lens, and steadily grown into a cult favorite.